Redevelopment

Development News The award-winning Jason Hargrove Transit Center was first built in 1924 as the Dairy Cattle Building.

From Corktown to 8 Mile: Two major Detroit redevelopment projects receive design awards

MJ GalbraithTuesday, October 1, 2024
Development News Red Arrow Lofts in Corktown.

Developments in Corktown, North Corktown receive state support for affordable housing

MJ GalbraithTuesday, December 19, 2023
Feature Story Conceptual rendering of CRCAA/CHN senior housign development.

Resilient Neighborhoods: Cody Rouge says, 'Goodbye old school, hello new development'

David SandsTuesday, June 27, 2023
Feature Story Quincy Jones poses at one of the duplexes his organization is currently renovating.

This Detroit nonprofit is taking a novel approach to affordable housing: Landlord-occupied duplexes

David SandsTuesday, April 18, 2023
Partner Content St. Matthew School, a former Catholic is getting a second life as an affordable housing center.

These 3 affordable housing projects are reimagining historic Detroit sites

Thursday, February 23, 2023
Partner Content Minyon Properties is working to keep Le Chateau/7 Mound Apartments affordable for residents.

Here's who is supporting affordable housing development in Detroit, and how they close the deal

Tuesday, December 20, 2022
Partner Content Circle Forest

Circle Forest restoration clears a path for community growth in Detroit's Poletown East

Jaishree DrepaulTuesday, November 8, 2022
Feature Story Love Building

Rooted in Community: Meet the local developers emphasizing residents, empowerment

Erin Marie MillerTuesday, October 18, 2022
Feature Story The North Corktown Commons is a place for residents to gather and relax.

These 3 Detroit projects are transforming vacant lots into unique outdoor public spaces

David SandsTuesday, July 5, 2022
Feature Story Teleah Mitchum stands by a mural at the E. Warren Farmers Market.

Resilient Neighborhoods: East Detroit nonprofit gets creative to help local businesses grow

Caroline BissonetteTuesday, May 3, 2022
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What's old is new again…and brownfield and historic preservation tax credits available to careful and diligent developers mean that old is more than just aesthetically pleasing, it's economically viable. Add in the inherent sustainability of reuse, and the triple-bottom-line survey says: redevelopment is the way to go.
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